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Now Open: Four Seasons Naviva Luxury "Tents" In Punta Mita

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The Four Seasons Naviva, located in Punta Mita, Mexico, has just opened. Not only is this the most expensive Four Seasons property in the world, but it’s probably also the most spectacular.

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Diamond
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Would be helpful to mention at the start of the post that this is located in Mexico. I like to consider myself well-traveled and knowledgable about the world, but I had no idea where Punta Mita was located until I clicked through the link to Four Seasons' website.


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@ reddargon -- Fair point, thank you! Updated the post to reflect that.


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 Clem
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It looked like a very exciting property when they announced it a few months ago, but I nearly spilled my coffee when I saw those rates! Especially since you still have to add the nearly additional 20% of taxes in Mexico... Wild! And I'm sure they'll still sell out.


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 Luke
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Conversation that sounds like a better deal than this:

Clark Griswold: We’d like three tents for the night, please.
Kamp Komfort Clerk: All right. That’ll be thirty-seven dollars.
Clark: Thirty-seven dollars for three tents?
Clerk: Oh, they’re very nice tents, and that price includes scenery & wildlife fun!


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(@zagman1112)
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Haha, this is awesome!


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(@bigjinla)
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Thank goodness for travel agent rates!! I look forward to reading about your stay here next year.


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(@JetSetFly)
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I wonder if RHOBH will be heading there next season. Seems like they go to Punta Mita every year. You would think with all those money, they can go somewhere more exciting like the Laucala Island or the Brandos.


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(@Eskimo)
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From the pictures, it seems that having a canvas canopy qualifies you to consider it a tent. Removing that and nothing seems to resemble a tent.

Well what do you know, I've been living in a tent all these years and didn't know it. One of my buddies live in a 5 story tent with elevators and a doorman. His tent is 2 minutes walk from a subway, sandwich and train.


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(@Debra M Casillas)
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All that I can think about is the bugs........not my cup of tea.....


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(@iamhere)
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They can charge that price because of how small and exclusive it is.


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